Media Studies Chapter 5 Media Portrayals Groups Distorted Social Mirrors Guidelines For Inclass Discussions And Exercises

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Ch. 5Media portrayals of groups: Distorted social mirrors
Guidelines for in-class discussions and exercises:
A project could be created for students in which they find a number of positive and
negative media depictions of various groups in the media. This project could include a
written paper and/or visual examples.
A paper or project could be created with this theme: If you were an alien and your only
exposure to Earth was American media, what kinds of conclusions might you draw
about males, females, African Americans, college students, etc., etc.
Jean Kilbourne’s Killing Us Softly videos on women and advertising can spark great in-
class discussions.
CHAPTER SUMMARIES/ABSTRACTS
Chapter 5: Media portrayals of groups: Distorted social mirrors
Chapter 5 is perhaps one of the most important in the book because we concentrate on the media reality
created by mass communication’s portrayals of different groups of people. We explore a wide range of

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